June 22, 2015 at
1:00 PM

The Red Sox signed 14 of their draft picks in the past week. Logan Allen (pictured), the Red Sox eighth round pick, signed for well above slot value at $725,000. However, Boston has saved $506,700 against their draft signing cap, which should make up most of the difference. Six of their top-10 picks have signed so far. SoxProspects.com's Jim Crowell and James Dunne have more on the signings.

The Lowell Spinners began their season on Friday, sweeping their first series and starting with a 3-0 record. Three 2015 draft picks have made their professional débuts with the Spinners: Tucker Tubbs, Mitchell Gunsolus, and Chad De La Guerra.

Episode 78 of the SoxProspects.com podcast was released Sunday. Chris Hatfield, Matt Huegel, and Ian Cundall discussed the PawSox and where some of their players stand as we approach July. The Spinners roster was also discussed, along with the GCL season beginning on Monday. They also talked about Xander Bogaerts and Mookie Betts.

SoxProspects.com's Chaz Fiorino was able to attend three PawSox games from June 12-14 against the Toledo Mud Hens at McCoy Stadium. He highlighted Travis Shaw, Jackie Bradley Jr. and Garin Cecchini. Shaw showed very well, spraying the ball to all fields and showing tremendous improvement at third base, making all kinds of plays (Shaw has since been called up to Boston). Bradley Jr. also had a terrific couple of games, going 4 for 7 at the plate and playing his typical, well above-average defense in center field. Cecchini struggled at the plate, but Fiorino does not believe it's his approach, but his mechanics and timing.

Wilkerson (pictured) has been nothing short of dominant in his time with Salem this season. The 26-year old was the SoxProspects.com Pitcher of the Month for May and he has a 1.55 ERA in 40 2/3 innings with Salem. He has also allowed one earned run or fewer in eight of his nine appearances with Salem this season. He's the pitcher of the week, allowing just three base runners and striking out seven in six shutout innings.

Pegeuro had a short stint in Boston before he was designated for assignment. He took a minor league contract and ever since then he has played extremely well for the PawSox. He only played in four games this week, but he was so good that it was impossible to pass him up for player of the week honors. He blasted three home runs, including a multi-home run ballgame, and went 8 for 15, good for a .533 batting average.